Majeed

Meaning of Majeed

The name Majeed derives from Arabic, where it signifies “glorious” or “noble” and stands among the 99 names of Allah. Pronounced mah-JEED (/mɑˈdʒiːd/), it evokes a sense of dignified strength and spiritual heritage. In the United States, Majeed has maintained a modest but steady presence among newborn boys, ranking between 775 and 938 over the past three decades and most recently placing 914th in 2024 with ten recorded births. Its consistent, though limited, usage reflects its appeal within diverse communities, including Latino Muslim families, and underscores its role as a distinctive, culturally rich choice for parents seeking a name that bridges tradition and modernity.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as mah-JEED (/mɑˈdʒiːd/)

• Majed
• Majid
• Majdi